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- This movie flop won 3 Razzies for Worst Actor, Worst Picture, and Worst Screenplay and was nominated for Supporting Actress and Screenplay.
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This movie flop won 3 Razzies for Worst Actor, Worst Picture, and Worst Screenplay and was nominated for Supporting Actress and Screenplay. Critics commented: truly one of the worst movies youll ever see and movies this bad should be handled with Teflon gloves and a pair of tongsand Theres virtually nothing to laugh at in this film, and too much of everything else. Bill Cosby advised people not to see it.
A. Leonard Part 6
B. Soultaker Part 6
C. Space Mutiny Part 6
D. House of the Dead Part 6
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